1980 08-04
AGENDA
Meridian City Council
August 4, 1980
ITEh1:
Lack of Quorum
1. Federal Revenue Sharing Hearing
2. Nearing - Kenneth Westby - 234 E. 2nd - Bicycle Repair Shop
Conditional Use.
3. Tina Sherman - On behalf of Young Adults, (Job Service - not available)
4. Water/Sewer/Trash Delinquency Hearing.
5. Cal Berryman & Tom McCartney - undrinkable water.
Meridian City Hall August 4 1980
President of Council, Richard Williams, announced that because of a lack of
quorum, there will be no action taken on any items. Those items published
and scheduled for hearings will be heard. The time is 7:30 p.m.
Councilman Bill Brewer was present
" Grant Kingsford, absent
" Rick Orton Jr, absent
Mayor Joe Glaisyer, absent
Others attending: Cal Berryman, Tom (':McCartney, Elenita Westby, Ray Sotero,
Steve Gratton, Patsy Leach, Roger Sherwin, Tina Sherman
Judy Lee> Jan Campbell
Agenda
1 Federal Revenue Sharing Pre-budget Hearing
Williams announced that it is anticipated that Federal Revenue Sharing Funds
will be in the amount of $55,000.00 and shall be used for reasonable and
necessary nonrecurring programs of the City of Meridian.
Williams called for comments from the public. There were no comments from the
public.
Federal Revenue Sharing Pre-budget Hearing was closed at this time.
Agenda
2 Kenneth Westby - Conditional Use Hearing - Bicycle Repair
Williams called for hearing of a conditional use permit fora bicycle repair
shop to be located at 234 E. 2nd St.
Elenita Westby spoke in behalf of her husband, Kenneth, stating her husband
would like to repair bicycles fora source of income, he has all the tools,
there is no noise factor in the repair work, all neighbors within two (2)
blocks have agreed that they would like to have a bicycle repair shop brought
in. Westby stated that they have ample room for parking as there would just
be a drop off, repair, and pick up business during business hours. Also, all
scrap will be disposed of properly.
Williams called for public comment.
There was none.
Williams announced that the hearing for a conditional use, 234 E. 2nd St.
Bicycle Repair Shop requested by Kenneth G. tdestby is hereby closed.
Determination will be taken concerning the permit on the August 18, 1980 regular
meeting.
Agenda
3 Tina Sherman was present to present a petition to ask the city for help in
providing jobs and recreation,
Sherman asked fora bulletin board with a listing of jobs.
Williams suggested that the Chamber of Commerce help with the bulletin and addressed
Steve Gratton, Chamber Member who was present..
brewer stated that perhaps there could be a program through the school system also
with the local newspaper.
Williams lamented that the opportunity of hiring teenagers is effected by wage
laws, the short time they can be there, most businesses cannot afford to hire
them. As for recreation, churches have not enough kids to provide programs.
Transportation probably won't come to Meridian fora period of time.
Williams stated, "As h"eridian develops more commerce, and they are coming - the
one in Southgate and Treasure Valley Mall, and if the demand is there, the private
sector. is going to fill it."
dian City Hall .2. August 4, 1980
Agenda
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There was further discussion concerning forming a job service.
Williams stated the city just doesn't have funds to get into this and again
suggested the chamber as being the number one focal point.
Jan Campbell, Valley News, offered to help with the bulletin.
Brewer and Williams both felt that Sherman has addressed a very real problem
and expressed the appreciation for her effort.
Water/Sewer/Trash Delinquency Hearing
The City Clerk was instructed by Attorney Crookston to read aloud the following
users that were notified of their right to appear for pre-termination before the
city discontinued their service.
Dave Bryson, 403 Meridian St. $ 34.40
Tim Moore, 16 E. Pine Ave. 45.40
Harold L~Jatkins Jr., 32 E. Franklin 51.70
Michael Tyler., 1323 W. 4th 42.35
Beverly Tucker, 31 E. Gashington 15.45
Shirley Cassette, 31 E. Washington 12.80
Emmett Bridge, 103 W. 4ashington 76.65
Randy Calkins, 1216 W. 12th 74.05
R. A. Ingham, 1226 Maple 54.70
Judy Albrecht, 1406 W. 14th 90.30
Tony Grover, 1522 W. 15th 74.75 - _
Danelle Severson, 1415 W. 14th 99.60
Sharon Jenkins, 1439 Elm P1. 108.95
Sherry Odom, 1425 Elm Pl. 73.65
Mary Swartzleonard, 1027 W. 15th 122.70
Harold P4ews, 2230 N. Linder 90.65
Larry Thorsted, 2218 Fairwood Dr. 15.30
Meridian Boats 361.90
Williams called for public comment regarding delinquency.
There was none.
Agenda
5 Cal Berryman, 1507 Elm P1. and Tom McCartney, 1516 Elm Pl.
Berryman and McCartney were present to report their water undrinkable. There
had been a water sample taken by the city, but results were not back yet.
There was discussion concerning the need for a flush valve. There are about
28 houses on that section.
Williams stated that the city would take care of situation as soon as possible.
There was no other business or discussion to be brought forward.
All left the chamber at 8:00 p.m.
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